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AS cid ~ PortPerry basketball team vs strong Toronto entry The basketball team from Port Perry High School will try for its third exhibition tournament victory in as many weeks when it takes on the tough St. Basil's College team at Uxbridge Secondary School this Saturday. Two weeks ago coach Arend Dekker took his Port Perry team to the Cobourg tournament and earned an impressive victory. Last week the local team hosted its own exhibition tourna- ment and won handily. Port Perry and St. Basil's are considered the top teams in southern Ontario. Their meeting Saturday is planned House League Tyke Gulf 3, Emiel's Place 0. Allan Jones with 2 and Shaw scoring for Gulf. U.AW. 4, Kinsmen 0. Brierly with 2 and Horton with 2 for U.A.W. Novice " White Feather Farms and Lions battled to a 0 - 0 tie. Lake Scugog Lumber 6, Keith Real Estate 1. Alexan- der and Shaw with 2 each, Barr, McDonald with others as 'sort ol a main event to draw attraction to the Ux- bridge Secondary School's midget tournament, which will feature teams from Barrie, Stouffville, Oshawa, Whitby, Pickering, Port Perry and Uxbridge. Games will be played from 9 a.m. until 10:30 p.m. Most of the Midget teams are also con- sidered tops in their re- spective leagues so the tournament promoters ex- pect a high calibre of play all day. Admission will be 25 cents for students during the day and 50 cents for both students and adults at night. for Scugog Lumber. Francis scoring for Keith. Saturday the CTC bantams- visited Woodville and were handed a 3 to 2 loss. Woodyille opened the scoring and Port was not able to catch up even though they pulled the goalie. Mike McQuade and John Kane did .the scoring for Port Perry. Sunday night in Bay Ridges, Port Perry Bantam On Saturday, February 13, the annual John Ballard Lumber Co. Ltd. Bonspiel was held at the Right John Ballard, Dot Lawr - Curling Rink. Sixteeen teams participated, five of the: teams were from Port Perry. the winners pictured B teams edged the Bay team 3 - 2 in a fast skating and hard hitting game. Goals for Port came from Stew Cochrane, Tim Ashbride and Steve Hawes. The Port boys seem to battle up the opposition throughout most of the game but were outshot 27 to 18. Lets keep up the good work boys. Next game Monday night 12th of Feb. } J. Kane PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 7th, 1973 - 17 above are from the East York Curling Club Left to - Skip, Marg. Gall - Vice, Vera Richardson - second, Marg. Attridge - lead, Ralph Ballard. Local sharp shooters place well Port Perry Pistol shooters attended a shooting match at Cambellford, Sunday, Jan. 28. Lower Trent Valley Pistol Club, Peterborough Revol- ver and Pistol Club, Cam- bellford Pistol Club, and Port Perry Rod and Gun Club were all skillfully COMMUNITY BOWLING NEWS MONDAY NIGHT LADIES ROWLING "High Triple: J. Walker - 661 High Single: J. Storry - 248 600 triples: J. Walker 661; J. Ballard _ 658; Ruby Beare 618; Renie Beare 605. * Singles 210 and over: J. Storry 248; S. Sinclair 235: L. Leduc 215: Renee Beare 221,232; J. Walker 234, 227; J. Ballard 222, 238; F. Venning 226; Ruby Beare 222, 214; G. Ballard 221, M. Smits 217; L. Carnegie 223; A. Thompson 217; B. Evans 214; D. DeJong 217, 214; S. Tulley 210; R. Williamson 210; O. Brown 211. Standings-- Peaches................ 38 Pears .................. 32 Oranges..........ovuuve 23 Nectarines ............ 22 Apples .............o.. 21 Cherries .............. 20 Plums ................ 19 Melons ................ 18 Bananas .............. 17 Lemons .............. 17 Limes ................ 13 Grapefruits ............ 12 LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Triple: Merle St. John - 626 High Single: Kay Geer - 275 Over 200 games: Merle St. John 229, 233; Gerri Langille 226, Diane Fewer 222; Diane Davies 218; Glady Mahaffy 216; Shirley Cummings 216; Vera brown 215; Nancy Bryans 212; Carol Williamson 203; Dolores Keeler 201. Standings-- Cougars .........eeivs 19 AONE ......:onnvnamvsvis 17 IYDX .....oovmmsmnns 16 Leopards .............. 14 Panthers ............. 12 Tigers .....ccovnen 6 LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: B. Oke - 634 High Single: A. DeNure - 318 210 and Over: A. DeNure 318; B. Oke 288; M. Cook 274; M. Mumford 261; L. Fielding 246; K. Harper 239; M. Healey 238; J. Wilson 225, 221; P. durand 224; B. Doupe 218; M. Donnelly 216; R. Dearborn 211; B. McLeod 210. 600 and Over: B. Oke 634; a. DeNure 632; M. Cook 625; P. Durand 622; M. Healey 621; M. Mumford 614; L. Fielding 606. Team Standing-- Emeralds ........ 48 Sapphire ........... 40 Amethyst ... 0... 36 Opal ....... ........ . 36 Ruby ................ .. 34 Garnet ........... 33 Onyx .................. 29 Zircon ................ 28 Jade .................. 28 Topaz .................. 27 Pearls ............. . .. 25 Diamonds ......... ... 12 MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: R. Parker - 800 High Triple W.H. G. Linton - 791 High Single: R. Parker - 327 High Single W.H. G. Linton - 311 Over 625 Triples: R. Parker 800; K. Ashton 754; J. Parker -730; R. Sweetman 700; K. Dowson 693; J. Hadley 676; H. Buscher 674; D. Keetch 663; G. McHugh 655; G. Linton 650; D. Scott 647; R. Chias- son 644; K. Irvine 642; B. Owen 631; K. Catherwood 628; W. McCully 627. Team Standings: Stones Realtors ........ 26 Zering Pont ....... 22 Emmerson's Ins. ...... 22 Eden's LS. ............ 18 Stars .................. 17 Scugog Lum. .......... 21 Dowson's R. & W. ..... 16 Nachurs .............. 16 IL.GA. ................ 14 Ballards Lum. ........ 14 Middletons Meats 13 P.P. Dairy ............ 11 y MIXED SUNDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: Ken Irvine - 757 High Triple W. H. Ken Irvine - 760 High Single: Ken Irvine - 302 High Single W.H. Ken Irvine - 303 High Triple: Lucy Cook - 617 High Triple W.H. Denise Irvine - 738 High Single Lucy Cook - 275 H.S. W. H. Lucy Cook - 301 Standings-- Ding Dongs........... 19 Invinceables .......... 13 Untouchables .......... 13 Ding-A-Lings .......... 11 Aces ................... 10 Spitfires ................ 7 Hopeless ................ 7 Bull Dogs .............. 4 represented. The handicap scoring sy- stem was used to give all shooters an equal oppor- tunity to win. When the shoot was over and the targets scored, the top four shooters were: D. Stephens, Peterbo- rough, 300, scored perfect scores C. Harper, Port Perry, 299; B. White, Cambellford 298. E. Evan, Port Perry, 295. Port Perry had two men among the top scorers and will no doubt be trying just a bit harder the next shoot, April 8 at Peterborough. Mrs. Michaud, president of Peel's Poultry Farm Ltd. presents Peel's Boxing Day trophy to Ralph Fairman as skip for the winning team. The other successful members are from left to right Robin Parish, Jack Chapman and Doug Holtby. Each year, Peel's sponsors the Port Perry Curling Club's Boxing Day Bonspiel. This. is the first bonspiel of the season and is limited to club members and friends. There were sixteen teams competing and with the calibre of play becoming keener each year, Ralph and his team are to be congratulated on their fine play. Port Perry Chamber of Commerce 2nd Annual INTER CARNIVAL Friday, Saturday, Sunday, February 16 -17 - ALL EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AS WEATHER PERMITS. Watch next week for final notice! FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16th Ice or Snow Sculpture Contest Old Tyme Skating Party on the lake (music by the Rothman's Caravan) SATURDAY , FEBRUARY 17th Snowmobile Rally and Demonstrations Broomball Tournament at the arena (all day starting at 8:00 a.m.) Skating on the lake Contests: Puck Shooting, Skating Races, Tug-a-wars, Log Sawing, Nail Driving, Swede Saw contest etc. Horse Racing on the lake (approximately 4 races) Arena Activities (night) Figure Skating Demonstration by Dennis Johnson and Kelly Hume, Broomball, C of C vs members of Reach, Port Perry, Scugog & Cartwright Councils. Logging Camp Supper at the Scout Hall (starting at 5:00 p.m.) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18th Snowmobile Races at the Fair Grounds (weather permitting) by 4] or ARPT LA, EYAL Serr De pp ee ou te (3 Tei